Hadschar
Arabic · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Hadschar
Hadschar is the German transliteration of the Arabic name Hājar (هاجر), derived from the root h-j-r meaning "to emigrate" or "to abandon," and refers to the wife of the Prophet Abraham in Islamic tradition.
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Etymology
Hadschar is the German transliteration of the Arabic name Hājar (هاجر), derived from the root h-j-r meaning "to emigrate" or "to abandon," and refers to the wife of the Prophet Abraham in Islamic tradition. The name is used primarily in Islamic and Arabic-speaking cultures, with particular significance in Islamic theology as Hagar is a revered matriarch in the Quran and Islamic history, and the name gained prominence in German-speaking regions through Islamic communities.
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